Fraud: Nip it in the Bud
1.31.2012
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Comment: On the value of checking one's credit card daily ... nip fraud in the bud! I checked the temporary and posted transactions today. See the image above. The $ 8.95 item is an adult content site. Unsure what the $ 57.86 is. I reported to Wells Fargo and they closed the card. New cards being Fed Ex'd out to us.
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Wells Fargo overnight FedExing a new card ... that's what I call great customer service
ReplyDeleteHappened to me some years ago with a $575 charge on my wife's brand new debit card. Glad I was in the habit of balancing my account daily in Quicken, so caught it immediately. Bank of America took care of it for me.
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